Expedition Sailing Vessel Evohe
A New Zealand registered 25m passenger vessel specialising in research, natural history filming and expedition voyages to the world's most remote locations.
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About Evohe & Crew
Evohe is a New Zealand registered 25m steel-hulled passenger vessel accommodating 12 passengers and 7 crew. Built by the De Wachter Shipyard in Antwerp in 1979, she was designed to operate in harsh conditions. All essential systems are duplicated, including two main engines. She carries substantial fuel reserves, produces her own fresh water and is equipped with large freezers, enabling her to be self-sufficient for several months at a time.
Evohe carries a comprehensive list of equipment including 2 aluminium RIB tenders and a two-man flying dinghy. She is a veteran of many successful expeditions including a transit of the Arctic from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean via the Northwest Passage.
Past Expeditions
2011-2012 Pacific Voyagers
Filming base and mothership to seven traditional vaka on a trans-Pacific voyage.
2012 Campbell Island DX Expedition
Ten amateur radio operators set out from Bluff for one of the holy grails of DX — Campbell Island.
2012 Auckland Islands Yellow-Eyed Penguin Count
A DOC-coordinated penguin census expedition to the Auckland Islands.